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06 Peter Lehmann Margaret Semillon (Barossa): Tropical fruits hitting the cream pool with their waxy sunscreen & vinyl floaters on. $35 B+Read Full Story

1WineDudeReview: 06 Taylors St Andrews Shiraz (Clare Valley): Get past the oak & U will lose yourself in dark cloaks of brooding, plummy yumminess. $53 B+Read Full Story

1WineDudeReview: 09 Ruby Trust Cellars Gun Slinger (Grand Valley): Not shy about slinging ripe red & black Syrah fruit your way, & at high velocities. $25 BRead Full Story

1WineDudeReview: 11 Grande River Vineyards Viognier (Grand Valley): Crisp as that mountain stream that Coors likes to brag about (& more minerally too) $16 BRead Full Story

1WineDudeReview: 09 Garfield Estates Syrah (Grand Valley): Acting more Rhone-like than 1/2 the Rhone producers I've tasted (for about 1/2 the coin too) $18 BRead Full Story

1WineDudeReview: 10 Guy Drew Vineyards Russell Vineyard Riesling (Montezuma County): Apples & lemon grass hiking to 6800 ft & still looking bright-eyed $16 BRead Full Story

1WineDudeReview: 08 Draconis Syrah Traditional (Lodi): A Jennifer Garner in the glass; sexy, cut & svelte - but voluptuous in all the right places. $45 B+Read Full Story

1WineDudeReview: 07 Bonny Doon Le Cigare Volant (Central Coast): Floral, feral & vibrant; might be too plummy, but it's a compellingly complex beast. $38 B+Read Full Story

1WineDudeReview: 09 Selbach Incline Riesling (Mosel): Apples & lime zest, acting like two best friends & playing politely outside in the park. $12 B-Read Full Story

1WineDudeReview: 06 Marr Cuvee Patrick Petite Sirah (Tehama County): More cola than Pepsi, & more grip than Gorilla Glue. Will work with burgers, tho! $18 B-Read Full Story